A grieving widow rescues an amnesiac soldier from a failing hospital, only to discover his lost past may destroy their chance at love.

For more than two years, Margot Jennings has been waiting for her soldier husband who vanished amidst the wreckage of war in France.

 

In the quiet village of Bishop’s Grave, she keeps working, and keeps the War Office letter unopened in her desk, unable to face the news it may contain. Then a visit to a failing hospital for wounded soldiers brings her face to face with Frederick Whitfield: a gentle, frightened man with no memory, no family, and no obvious future.

 

Margot makes a choice no respectable widow should make. Taking him home is reckless. Caring for him is an act of mercy. But as Frederick begins to recover, the shape of a life Margot thought was lost seems possible again. Frederick remembers music, kindness, fear – and, slowly, a past someone has tried very hard to bury.

 

As their affection deepens into love, Margot must face the truth about her own lost husband, along with the danger of loving a man whose real name could change everything.

 

A tender post-war historical romance about grief, recovery and the courage to begin again.

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